That's one way of looking at it, some look at the potential profit. I'm not saying that I think it has to be an even split of the profit, I think the market does a pretty good job of balancing itself out. (Yay capitalism! )

I don't have a problem with anyone selling. Even giving them away gets you value in return.

What 'all the risk'? I can argue the buyer actually has (much) greater risk if the seller decides to do a charge-back after the fact. Not sure what risk the seller has.

The second day this offer came out I PMed several sellers and easily purchased 10+ at $30 profit per offer for the seller. Others have even purchased at $25 profit per offer for the seller. I did receive more PM'ers later on agreeing at $25 but I was all squared away. So $25-$30 seems to be an acceptable going rate, at least for bulk.

The supply is clearly greater than the demand and I'm looking forward to buying more at $10 profit for the seller when the offer is near expiring.

And I look forward to selling for over 100 each close to expiration as word spreads and people with att realize how much they can save

And I look forward to selling for over 100 each close to expiration as word spreads and people with att realize how they can use this offer to align the high cost of their overpriced services with that of other carriers.